Scotch Mist

The Anchor Line Building on Saint Vincent Place in Glasgow. Built for the Henderson Brothers, owners of the Anchor Line Steamship Company, in 1906, this building was designed by James Miller in an Edwardian Renaissance style. #glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography

I hope you all remembered to put your clocks forward an hour last night. Of all of Glasgow's timepieces, the Glasgow Central clock is probably one of the most familiar. It's always been a meeting point, especially in the days before mobile phones made it easy to stay in touch.

@JamesEFoster The Telegraph now a Alice through the looking glass world where posh people are same class as commoners,families on 150k with kids at private school are struggling but people on benefits are too well off and anti racist marches are hate marches 🤔

Nazareth - Love Hurts

vince gilligan, i am forever indebted to you for bad blood

"Werewolves of London" Started as a joke from Phil Everly. Jackson Browne helped bring it to life, and after 59 takes with Fleetwood Mac, it became Warren Zevon's only Top 40 hit in 1978. Still a great one, isn't it?

The Snow Man (1982)

Sugarhill Gang – Rapper's Delight - 1979

Ennio Morricone and his rendition of "Gabriel's Oboe" from the film "The Mission" (1986). One of the most magical musical moments in cinematic history.

The Sinking of the HMS Dasher, Firth of Clyde, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 #1 - The Facts 83 years ago today, an escort carrier called HMS Dasher was carrying out flying exercises in the waters between Ardrossan and the Isle of Arran. In the span of just a few minutes, two massive explosions tore through the ship - the huge aircraft carrier was blasted 60 feet into the air, the wooden flight deck buckled and caved in, and enormous fires took hold. Within eight minutes, the Dasher had completely slipped beneath the waves, bow pointing skyward. Out of 528 men on board, 379 were lost that afternoon. Many who made it into the water died from burns or the freezing cold. The worst part about this disaster was that no enemy action was involved, it was completely self inflicted. It remains one of the worst naval disasters in British home waters during the whole of the Second World War. Yet, for decades, almost nothing was said about it in public. Families were left with very few answers, they were even paid off and told "never speak of this," and even today some details still don't add up. This is the story of the HMS Dasher, and the long fight to uncover what really happened in our own waters all those years ago. 1/7 🚢🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I teach the fraudulent PACE trial as how not to conduct research in my research methods course. My students ask how this demonstrated slop got into and stays in a prestigious journal. Maybe someday I’ll have @TheLancet editors in as guest speakers to tell my students themselves.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow holds thousands of artworks, a famous Salvador Dalí painting, and daily pipe organ concerts....and somehow the entire museum is free.

I'm so tired of creating accounts for every single bill. Insurance, hydro, internet, gas. Passwords, user names, 2-factor authorisations. I've decided I'm making everyone send me a paper bill and I'm going to pay by check. Enough with all the log-ins and texts to my phone.

🚨 *over sharing alert* 🚨 Day 3 of winter vomiting bug. New joy today. Vomiting through my nose.

On Top of the Pops, Pulp perform “Common People”, released on Different Class in 1995. One of the defining tracks of the Britpop era, it captured the band’s sharp social commentary.

Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug #70s #newwave

Toto - Hold the Line (1978)

Men At Work - Down Under

The Doors - Riders On The Storm